The dominant opinion on HN is, apparently, "It's been a full four days since OpenAI resolved Navier-Stokes, they must be hitting a wall."
OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
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Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#42I just drank a glass of wine. I'll drink one more and I swear to you I'll stop after that, forever.
Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#43After eating his 65th hot dog, Joey Chestnut reassures Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest organizers he will stop at 66 to ensure they don’t run out of hot dogs
It is a convenient time, just as coding capability seems to reach the upper end of the S curve.
is there some metric that supports this?
Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#44Sam also said Astra was AGI and he's notoriously honest.
This is just their way of saying they're officially switching from providing AI to using the AI to compete with their customers, a la Navier-Stokes drama.
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#45Why do you on HN want AI to slow down (mainly OpenAI and Anthropic from what I see in the comments)? What's the driving force behind your opinions on this?
More time to proceed more cautiously in building this entity that will be faster and more effective at steering outcomes in the world than any human or, soon after, the entirety of humans combined.
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#46Nice story - AI will kill humans therefore we will slow down.
When all labs are approaching the same marginal improvment which is a clear sign that more breakthroughs needed to achieve the god they hyped.
Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#47"It's totally intentional that progress is slowing," Altman reassured investors.
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Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#48Why do you on HN want AI to slow down (mainly OpenAI and Anthropic from what I see in the comments)? What's the driving force behind your opinions on this?
I don’t want to become one of the lucky to be alive in a human zoo or a human lab…
Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#49Why do you on HN want AI to slow down (mainly OpenAI and Anthropic from what I see in the comments)? What's the driving force behind your opinions on this?
Humans not dying would be an excellent feature for the future to have. Not a hard requirement though, we'll see if there are some story points left in the sprint.
I keep reading about AI killing all humans but I have yet to see a practical scenario where that happens. Somehow everyone is scared of that but nobody can explain exactly how that would happen?
Re: OpenAI considers slowing advanced AI development, Sam Altman tells employees
#50After eating his 65th hot dog, Joey Chestnut reassures Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest organizers he will stop at 66 to ensure they don’t run out of hot dogs
It is a convenient time, just as coding capability seems to reach the upper end of the S curve.
How? Coding capabilities keep improving, there is no break